11
Nov
TOP OF THE DAY by Howard Polskin
Today's Headlines From the Right
China’s Jensen Huang “Honeypot” Trap Is Only More Reason to Win the AI Race
source: NY Post
Beijing’s apparent “honeypot” operation against Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang is fresh proof China’s rules will stop at nothing to win the AI race — yet America’s anti-progress left will surely try to use the scandal to cripple the US industry.
Mexico’s Sewerage Is Making America’s Future Navy SEALs Sick
source: Daily Caller
As sewage infrastructure south of the border struggles to accommodate population growth from unfettered migration, untreated wastewater continues to flow into American waters where Navy SEAL candidates train, according to retired SEALS, family members of SEAL candidates and multiple government agencies.
Rep. Cassie’s Impeachment Is a Farce That Will Go Nowhere
source: Victory Girls
Massie evidently doesn’t want terrorists and dictators stopped. He is seemingly fine with drug runners smuggling drugs into the United States. And certainly doesn’t have any problems with the Seditious Six.
Harvard Strike Escalates with Protests as Socialists and Foreigners Halt Classes
source: Washington Free Beacon
Details are emerging about the extent of radical and foreign involvement in the labor strife, which has canceled classes on the Cambridge campus and called into question an effort by Harvard administrators to place a new priority on academics rather than activism.
Lame Ducks Don’t Have to Waddle
source: SteveGruber.com
The movement that brought so many Americans together must rest on something deeper than any single personality. Its strength comes from ideas ordinary people recognize as common sense—a point Trump made during his 60 Minutes interview.
The Numbers Just Don’t Add Up for the 2026 Midterm Election
source: American Thinker
It doesn’t take a great leap to think that the machines and the rolls have been manipulated, particularly when some jurisdictions have more registered voters than adult citizens.
An Autopsy on the Midterms
source: American Greatness
The 2026 midterm rout exposed Republican failures on the economy, Iran, and immigration. Trump can still recover, but Democrats risk overplaying their hand with a radical agenda.
Trump Can Rebound and Become One of the Presidential Greats
source: Fox News
How could he do that? By finally fixing our broken immigration system.
Will Trump Surprise Us and Act Normal?
source: Wall Street Journal
If you thought a little thing like a tsunami would sweep Donald Trump off course and convey him to the threshold of a peaceful retirement, you are in for a disconcerting two years.
Traffic at Trump’s Truth Social Falls for Sixth Straight Month
source: A Righting Research Exclusive
The steep drop in visits to Trump’s Truth Social coincides with a shift in the American public’s perception on the effectiveness and consequences of Trump’s war with Iran,
Trump Should Take His Talents Elsewhere
source: Washington Times
President Trump has proved himself capable and tireless, but America no longer seems to be buying what he is selling.
Trump Derangement Syndrome Has Been Replaced by Trump Fatigue Syndrome
source: American Spectator
Even his most loyal voters have grown tired of the show — and the consequences may outlast the presidency.
The Don Jr. Wedding May Be the Emblem of a Corrupt Age
source: National Review
‘Hogs get slaughtered,’ as the old saying goes — people will tolerate graft only up to a point.
JD Vance Is Not Toast
source: The American Conservative
If anything, the midterm results strengthen his hand.
The Ghost of VPs Past Haunts JD Vance Putting His Political Future at Risk
source: NY Post
Vance is encouraging isolationists to gain influence in the party — presumably to stop a Republican president from ever doing again what Trump has done in Iran.
Dems Aren’t Hiding Their Plans to Punish Their Enemies
source: Daily Signal
Instead of figuring out a way they can make life better for regular Americans as they promised, Democrat leaders—like Rep. Robert Garcia—are hatching plans to punish businessmen, tech CEOs, low-level GOP staffers, and even Trump’s current advisers. They are barely bothering to hide their intentions, though Garcia maybe realizes he’s a bit over his skis given that Trump is still in the White House.




